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Jun 18, 2015
Update: This story has a happy ending. On Tuesday, June 23rd, the author did go back, and her son got his last dose of the rotavirus vaccine.
Today is my son's six-month birthday, and my husband and I took him in for his six-month pediatric
Jun 04, 2015
Gracy pictured here with her husband, Ramesh, and daughter, Ashira.
May 27, 2015
For the purpose of our DefeatDD Initiative - which is, of course, to defeat diarrheal disease - we focus interventions that support child health through the age of five. As such, we don't talk about menstrual hygiene a lot, but that doesn't mean we'
May 19, 2015
This post was originally featured on the PATH blog.
Worldwide more than 700 million people lack access to good-quality sources of drinking water. This health inequity has deadly consequences: safe water is critical for preventing diarrheal disease
May 14, 2015
It's definitely not the most popular meal-time topic, but guests of PATH's annual Breakfast for Global Health graciously heard me out last week as I discussed diarrhea—the burden, gaps, interventions, and PATH's part in defeating it. Some nodded
May 08, 2015
In 2014, PATH welcomed Dr. Cyril Engmann, a world renowned expert in newborn health and our new director of Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health and Nutrition (MNCHN). That sounds like a lot of disciplines to take on, but Dr. Engmann is used to
Apr 24, 2015
This post is part of the #ProtectingKids blog series. Read the whole series here
Apr 24, 2015
This post is part of the #ProtectingKids blog series. Read the whole series here.
Note: This blog was originally posted on Gavi's VaccinesWork.org. PATH child health expert Dr. Huong played a key role in helping Vietnam update its national
Apr 16, 2015
Me in December 1991, just a few weeks before getting sick.
This post is part of the #ProtectingKids blog series. Read the whole series here.
Apr 07, 2015
To ensure a vaccine is safe and effective, it must be carefully studied in the laboratory and go through several rigorous phases of clinical trials. If safety is not assured at any point, the vaccine candidate simply does not advance. Photo: PATH/
